how to quilt piano keys in fabric
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My internet is so slow today that I can't grab a link for you but if you Google tutorial piano key quilting I think you will find some good videos. Jamie Whalen I believe was one of them. I plan to use them on a quilt that I'm working on but haven't got that far yet so please share if you find a great solution.
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You are doing a beautiful joband I certainly wouldn't have guessed that you were new to fmq. How did you keep you ribbon candy so nice and even? Mine always looks like it melted in spots, lol.
GEMRM, the ribbon candy is the first curvy lined boarder from the outside. I am not sure what railroad tracks are though
GEMRM, the ribbon candy is the first curvy lined boarder from the outside. I am not sure what railroad tracks are though
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Thank you. There are a few spots in the ribbon candy where I lost my rhythm and goofed. So it's not perfect by a long shot.
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I am not familiar with railroad tracks but I can tell you the ribbon candy design is so fun and easy to do. Just run a line going back and forth with gentle curves. Then go back up crossing the curves. Wherever the line is crossed, it looks like a ribbon. Once I was quilting inside a diamond block, I widened the curves as needed, and it really did look good. Try it.
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Railroad track quilting - https://video.search.yahoo.com/video...t=mozilla&tt=b
Ribbon Candy Quilting - http://theinboxjaunt.com/2014/06/10/...uilt-tutorial/
Ribbon Candy Quilting - http://theinboxjaunt.com/2014/06/10/...uilt-tutorial/
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